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Hi there I've been trying to get my dad off windoze as it's rubbish! People are very funny about Linux. If they can't run their little windows apps correctly they go back to the darkside. I've skinned Ubuntu to look exactly like XP ( sad I know ) but that works. The only problem is getting his snooker game to work properly. This is the program:

Snooker is a game that will be compared with billiards and pool. This game is very similar to the two, and sometimes you will surely get confused with certainty. One thing to remember is that these games are played with a table, cues and balls. But snooker, you will notice that the table is larger. Also used balls are smaller, and pockets. For playing the game well, it must include all the

I was trying to get this online game from www.arcadetribe.com to work in wine. Anybody knows how to get it work? I installed it under Wine but it want load the game while i can login on it [Rolling Eyes] Any advize is welcome. Thx already.

Hi. I recently snookered myself: I build OpenSSH on an old box that didn't have /dev/random, but happened to be running prngd at the time for other reasons. Because I wanted to use commands, I configured --with-rand-helper, however configure found the prngd socket and built ssh-rand-helper to use it exclusively....

...rvers and one of them is the actual NIS authentication server. In the smb.conf html help file there is a statement under password server that says "Never point a Samba server at itself for password serving. This will cause a loop and could lock up your Samba server!" Looks like I'm snookered again, is there another way to get around this? Todd

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I am using Samba 2.2.3a-12.3 on a Debian server. All the clients but one are XP home edition. I have a share on the server which all workstations are able to see, view, write, edit, etc. After 15 minutes of inactivity the share obtains a red X over the share icon. I am able to reactivate the share by clicking on the red x with no problems. I understand that Microsoft, in their wisdom, has a